Setting a higher number of interpolation-grid samples will make the rotation response slower. The 3D surface chart can be rotated interactively by dragging with the mouse to view the aperture image-data from any angle. In the preferences (save preferences after running the new tool), the keyword apertureImageSurfaceChart3DGridAxisSamples controls the number of samples in the interpolation grid along each dimension, and the default value is 90. 3.0.1 (10/26/21)Īdded a text field for specifying the star’s identifier (NAME column) to the panel for exporting the photometry data to an AAVSO submission file.Ĭreated a new interactive tool under the Tools menu bar, called “Aperture Image-Data 3D Surface Chart”, that displays a 3D surface chart of the image data at the aperture location, where the surface is computed via bilinear interpolation. Updated the built-in “About & Help” documentation with a brief description of the new interactive tool under the Tools menu bar called “Aperture Image-Data 3D Surface Chart”.Īugmented the aforementioned tool with the cubehelix color scale (in addition to the existing rainbow and custom color scales).Īdded code to ImageJPanel class to catch the following exception: Exception in thread “AWT-EventQueue-0” : Surface not cachable. The APT.jar file is platform-independent, of course, and can be run on any computer with available Java 1.8 or higher, such as Windows, Macs, Linux, etc.
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Built the APT.jar file on a MacBook Pro laptop under macOS Catalina, Version 10.15.7 using apache-ant-1.9.16 and JDK 1.8.0_31. 3.0.0 and higher require Java 1.8 or higher to run properly.
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